I VOTED (I carried) how about you?

[Sylvain]

Its the second, your right to keep and bear arms.
The right to keep and bear arms (often referred to as the right to bear arms) is a right for people to possess weapons (arms) for their own defense, still the state has the right to decide where you can and or cannot carry.
Indiana's polling locations may or may not be set up in a restricted area.

I was talking about the hat, not the gun.

Displaying your support for a candidate would be free speech, and protected under the first amendment, but I guess it's not allowed inside the polling station.

 

[Dean C.]

Going to go vote at the same fairgrounds Thursday , hopefully there is not a crazy long line

 

[Route 45]

What dumpster did you place it in?

This one.

I have documentation on when I requested my ballot, when I mailed it back in and when it was received by the clerk's office. All tracked electronically.

Do you?

 

[cavemike]

i will be voting on Election Day at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. As in the past I will open carry my Kimber proudly. https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...-thread-part-2-a-post6809247.html#post6809247

 

[OakRiver]

This one.

I have documentation on when I requested my ballot, when I mailed it back in and when it was received by the clerk's office. All tracked electronically.

Do you?

I will be voting in person. I think there is a receipt involved.

 

[Route 45]

I will be voting in person. I think there is a receipt involved.

All I've ever gotten in person was an "I voted" sticker.

 

[Clay Pigeon]

All I've ever gotten in person was an "I voted" sticker.

Voting in person allows one to witness ones vote being put in the vote tabulator.
You dont get that with voting by mail.

 

[OakRiver]

All I've ever gotten in person was an "I voted" sticker.

Never voted in a presidential election before, so I guess I'll find out

 

[Route 45]

Voting in person allows one to witness ones vote being put in the vote tabulator.
You dont get that with voting by mail.

If I can't trust the electronic confirmation that my vote was received by the county clerk and counted, then wtf is the point of voting in the first place?

 

[Clay Pigeon]

This one.

I have documentation on when I requested my ballot, when I mailed it back in and when it was received by the clerk's office. All tracked electronically.

Do you?

If I can't trust the electronic confirmation that my vote was received by the county clerk and counted, then wtf is the point of voting in the first place?

You are the one here boasting about how great mail voting is...
I have and get to witness mine being counted when done in person... You don't.

 

[Route 45]

You are the one here boasting about how great mail voting is...
I have and get to witness mine being counted when done in person... You don't.

You get to see a counter roll over on a machine.

Congratulations.

 

[Clay Pigeon]

You get to see a counter roll over on a machine.

Congratulations.

And you don't.... Good day.

 

[KLB]

Feels like grade school in here.

 

[STEEL CORE]

OK I got ya Sylvain, thanks.

 

[OakRiver]

Feels like grade school in here.

Nuh uh!

 

[MindfulMan]

As an 'over65', I'm taking advantage of my vote-by-mail opportunity. Hopefully, the ballot that I requested will show up soon.
I have no desire to stand in a line, or be around a bunch of unknown people.

 

[eldirector]

My voting place has been one of two local churches these last several elections. The REAL convenient one was less than a mile away. Was nice, because I almost always saw friends and neighbors in line, and we could pass the time chatting.

I now vote at my own church, which is a little farther. More folks I don't know, as I think neighbors head the other direction to vote. Assuming decent weather, standing in line won't be a big deal. For the primaries, the line was outdoors. Easy to "social distance".

And yes, I carry everywhere legal. Including polling places. Can't think of a reason why I wouldn't.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Early voted today. No problems, not that I expected any.

One minor problem. Gave my name "Freeman, Kirk S., Fairfield Township".

Poll worker replied that she could not find a "Fairfield Township" registered to vote in Tippecanoe County.

Masks complicate things.

 

[mark40sw]

I will be carrying on election day the most appropriate gun, the 1911 45ACP (American Caliber Pistol)

 

[russc2542]

I just got to work from voting. Ours is at an "abandoned" mall. They've reportedly had long lines so I got there before they opened. Still quite a line (6 feet apart). Took about half an hour. Definitely carried like always.

It's not abandoned, it's just transitioning ownership and pending repurposing lol

Line looked bad (out the door and down the sidewalk) but 20 people x 6ft separation will do that. also took me around half an hour tops.

ex-mall isn't a GFZ so take a guess.